I have a cast on my foot that goes up to my knee and my toes are exposed. Do you think these socks would fit over my cast?
17258
I am not sure if they will fit over a cast. There must be special socks for that. Search on amazon, google or ask your medical professional.
17259
Normally, the sock goes a bit more than halfway up the calf (it measures 10" from the heel base to top of sock - my husband wears a 15 5x shoe). I just measured one sock to see how much it will stretch and it stretches 21"+, almost 22". So if the circumference of your cast does not exceed 22", this sock should at least cover your foot part way up your calf. I suggest you get a string, wrap it around your cast at 8" from the heel and see what kind of measurement you get. If not greater than 21- 22" you should be fine.
17260
These socks are excellent! They have plenty of room, are VERY comfortable with plenty of elasticity! I have a very big, wide foot and large legs. I am 6'5" and weigh 260. These socks come up to my knee. I will continue to use these socks.
17261
I am a women and I bought the men's smaller size. Don't know how big you are, but you might want to get the biggest men's size to fit over your cast and toes, they do stretch.
1116203
I don't use the sections for knee socks-I don't wear them. I would think they would fit it rolled tightly. If socks are really thick, put one sock in each section.
475059
The socks are very stretching. You can buy larger size and still should fit. If you match your sock size to your shoe size, it's a bit short, but still fit well because of extra stretching.
117107
It would be close. My below knee cast is 16" from bottom of the heel to the top of my cast. If you look at the top of the package, it says it is 24". I think it would work. However, no way to know for sure without trying it out!!
2219860
I use for regular socks. I wear socks over my supports. Yes they do stretch a little but it is still worth it to be able to put your socks on by yourself. when I had surgery on my knee I even added a cord loop to each side to extend the handles as I couldn't bend my knee. I use it every day and it is so worth it.
1890137
Depend on shoe size - it will work fine with sock - under or over - though over might pull the sick too tight. Would have to adjust accordingly.
854981
That sounds like a terrifically terrible idea. I don't know your specific situation, but generally if you are in a cast, you'll want to keep that foot/leg as immobile as possible. It sucks, but you should just focus on healing. The cast cover also doesn't provide enough of a seal to be submerged under water. Lay on the couch, watch movies, and good luck.
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honestly don't remember how I determined what size. don't worry about the diameter as I believe it will fit any cast, just make sure it it long enough to go beyond the next joint. If it is an ankle it needs to cover the knee by about an inch or so. I even swam in mine, just be careful not to fully trust it without being careful. I eventually got my cast a bit wet on the inside and when it happened I did not know it until it was too late. real drag walking around in mushy cast. once I got used to it, it worked great and was an answer to prayer when it came to taking a regular shower. hope this helped. honestly don't remember how I determined what size. don't worry about the diameter as I believe it will fit any cast, just make sure it it long enough to go beyond the next joint. If it is an ankle it needs to cover the knee by about an inch or so. I even swam in mine, just be careful not to fully trust it without being careful. I eventually got my cast a bit wet on the inside and when it happened I did not know it until it was too late. real drag walking around in mushy cast. once I got used to it, it worked great and was an answer to prayer when it came to taking a regular shower. hope... » Read More honestly don't remember how I determined what size. don't worry about the diameter as I believe it will fit any cast, just make sure it it long enough to go beyond the next joint. If it is an ankle it needs to cover the knee by about an inch or so. I even swam in mine, just be careful not to fully trust it without being careful. I eventually got my cast a bit wet on the inside and when it happened I did not know it until it was too late. real drag walking around in mushy cast. once I got used to it, it worked great and was an answer to prayer when it came to taking a regular shower. hope this helped. « Show Less
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Yes I wear mine under my socks. I find it hard to put it on over socks. It has really helped the swelling i get on the outside of my ankle. I hope this helps.
189123
I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping dirt off the floor when you come inside, which was its intended purpose I think.
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I ordered the medium size and the socks are a little too large for me. The foot part is not tight enough and the leg part rides up and over my knee cap. I always wear a nine or nine-and-a-half shoe, generally a nine-and-a-half as I have aged. So there. I am suggesting a medium sock for perhaps and ten or larger shoe and a small sock for nine or less shoe. You want the socks to be tight!
589752
It's kinduve a guess....it has to be big enough to fit over the cast, but small enough to be tight on your leg. I got a large for my 10 yr old and I don't think it was tight enough around her thigh. Hope that helps?
2256755
I'm a woman and wear a size 8. I purchased a large size. The sock part fit fine, but the toe spacer was loose-fitting and too wide. Very uncomfortable between the toes! So, I don't wear them. They do take forever to deliver. You should try the "Arthritis toe socks, mild compression, increases circulation". I'm gonna try these as well.
26640
I would say it's not big enough to fit over a walking boot. It's snug to get over a cast so I doubt you could get it over the boot. It's the opening that's the problem.
16623
I got the adult size socks but they are stretchy so I imagine you will have no trouble fitting them over shin guards.
990617
It fits my 6'4" sons cast that goes from his toes to his knee. You would want to be in a rigid cast though..not a soft post surgical one though. Otherwise it would hurt to put on.
324070
I would think wearing over your sock would provide protection from the neoprene. I guess it just depends on the severity of the allergy.